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	Salon Brilliant Careers \| David Hare (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Hare describes her in "Acting Up" as a woman "who has had a good war, but then is disillusioned by peace." Susan lives in a permanent state of ineffectual dissent, but has no way of expressing this dissent other than to disrupt the lives of those around her.
		Hare returned to England and the stage in 1985 with "Pravda," an attack on the British press -- Rupert Murdoch in particular -- written in collaboration with Howard Brenton.
		Hare is such a good writer that, about two-thirds of the way through "Acting Up," when he is bitterly lamenting what he is missing as a playwright in order to be an actor, you begin to seriously wish he would talk about writing in the way that he has been talking about acting.
	www.salon.com /people/bc/1999/12/07/hare/print.html (2001 words)

	Can David Hare take Manhattan? \| \| Guardian Unlimited Arts
		Hare had been in rehearsal with Mendes and the cast, and was about to disappear for a week's holiday while they transferred to the theatre, a process traditionally too painful for him to watch since it involves his play being dismantled before it's put back together again.
		Hare is unusually genial and frank about the process by which plays are built, and on this occasion he had persuaded everyone involved to let me follow them in the 10 days or so leading up to its first public breath.
		Hare tells me that although the most obviously heart-wrenching passage is one in which Nadia tells a story about an ex-lover, during one recent rehearsal he found himself close to tears when Nadia spoke about the war.
	arts.guardian.co.uk /features/story/0,,1945835,00.html (4621 words)

	Hare's breath of life - Arts - www.theage.com.au
		David Hare coined the word in a newspaper piece he wrote two years ago in which he challenged the concept of fiction and "fabulation" in the arts.
		What is out there for Hare are the real and "urgent subjects" of his recent plays, among them the strife in Israel and Palestine, disastrous rail crashes in Britain, which he blames on privatisation, and the twin motivators of the coalition of the willing, George Bush and Tony Blair.
		With no sign of writer's block, he is prolific, can write articles, essays, and plays with equal skill, and usually receives tremendous praise for his work as one of Britain's three leading playwrights, along with Tom Stoppard and Harold Pinter.
	www.theage.com.au /articles/2004/09/24/1095961842612.html (1212 words)

	Observer \| Can David Hare take Manhattan?
		Hare wrote The Vertical Hour - which has at its centre a character named Nadia Blye, former war correspondent, now star professor of political studies at Yale - because he was interested in the liberal pro-Iraq war position.
		Hare had told me earlier: 'I don't think anything in the world of showbusiness has made me as happy as watching the world come to the same conclusion about Bill that I had from the first day I met him.
		As Hare puts it: 'She's one of the great minimalists, so walloping great speeches have not traditionally been her thing.' The character of Nadia is written so that she speaks, in Hare's phrase, 'like one of the cleverest women in America'.
	observer.guardian.co.uk /print/0,,329625284-102280,00.html (4580 words)

	contrarian quarterly: Travel (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		David Hare's new play Stuff Happens, up now in London, portrays Bush, Blair and the Iraqi war.
		In Hare's version of history, our leaders, who, like the rest of the nation, lost the illusion of invulnerability on September 11, 2001, are compelled to construct for the American people an unambivalent triumphalist fable of revenge.
		Hare functions best as a dramatist when he assumes the role of reporter and allows his intellectual curiosity to override his literary immodesty.
	elissa.typepad.com /cq/travel/index.html (1996 words)

	Eye Weekly - racing demon - 09.10.98
		Hare is one of the world's best living playwrights, but is better known in North America for his work on small, critically embraced films like Plenty, Wetherby and Strapless -- some of which he adapted from his plays.
		At the centre of Hare's drama is "a team" of three ministers trying to cope with problems in South London.
		There's a block of flats and an advertising awning where the paper has been torn off, a neo-gothic church and a railway bridge which trains pass over, carrying commuters in that kind of impersonal way, out toward the suburbs." Against that gritty backdrop, Morahan and set designer Stephen Brimson Lewis have set minimal scene changes.
	www.eye.net /eye/issue/issue_09.10.98/art/artslead10.html (752 words)

	The Hours
		Screenwriter David Hare saw Michael Cunningham's novel as an "extraordinarily accomplished piece of literature." He adds: "I thought that the tactic of telling three stories without the reader being able to understand the way they connected was completely fascinating.
		Hare understood the screenplay would have to be a different structure from the one in the novel.
		Hare had already had a long association with Stephen Daldry before "The Hours." Daldry directed him in his acting debut in Hare's theater piece, "Via Dolorosa," which played at the Royal Court in London and ran for four months on Broadway.
	www.rottentomatoes.com /m/hours/about.php (5790 words)

	Dame Maggie Smith Fanpages - News Archive 2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Hare told Playbill On-Line Jan. 9 that he figured Breath of Life could run forever on the strength of their performances, if Smith were not being called away to film the third installment of the "Harry Potter" series.
		David Hare has set his latest play, The Breath of Life, in a down-at-heel, Victorian seaside resort on the Isle of Wight.
		Hare's barbed point is that Madeleine is in retreat from the developers, the smarteners-up of Britain.
	www.damemaggiesmith.com /archive2.html (2527 words)

	History
		The site of the present Physiology-Pathology Block was once occupied by the College Library which was dismantled in 1901 for construction of this block in 1904.
		It has been renamed David Hare Block in 1976 and a new floor has been constructed.
		The Foundation stone of a 2-storey Casualty Block was laid by Sir John Anderson in 1935 and it went operational in 1945.
	www.mcesa.org /history.htm (782 words)

	David Hare’s play Skylight at the Miniature Theatre of Chester, July 11, 2004 performance, reviewed by Frances Benn ...
		The current production of David Hare’s Skylight, under James Warwick’s insightful and competent direction, is set in a realistic setting, scrupulously detailed down to can-openers that work and paint-stuck windows that must be dragged up.
		The chopping block is for chopping unions and the knife used will not become a weapon.
		The cards are stacked for Krya in Hare’s play, but they are fascinatingly dealt out.
	www.newberkshire.com /mc-sky.php (611 words)

	Rochester - A longwinded "View" - Arts - Theater - City Newspaper
		Playwright David Hare barrages the audience with topics ranging from abortion to bankruptcy to Alzheimer's to infidelity and, finally, death.
		By the end of the third act, little was left that could happen to these people short of their being dissipated by the explosion of an atomic bomb.
		No, but the truth is, Hare could cut 30 minutes from his play and still successfully explore its issues.
	www.rochester-citynews.com /gyrobase/PrintFriendly?oid=oid:4470 (603 words)

	RTE.ie Entertainment - The Hours
		In 1921 Virginia Woolf (Kidman) is starting her novel 'Mrs Dalloway' and fighting off writer's block and the anxious care of husband Leonard (Dillane).
		Juggling three stories, he - and scriptwriter David Hare - have worked Michael Cunningham's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel into a moving study of how people face up to love and death, sacrifice and freedom.
		For some, the sense of lives about to boil over running through the whole film might be tough going, but the poignancy of every scene is also offset by the feeling of uplift as people come to accept things for what they are.
	www.rte.ie /arts/2003/0313/thehours.html (690 words)

	The Blog \| David Corn: Woodward and Reality \| The Huffington Post
		The memo was written by David Manning, Blair's chief foreign policy adviser at the time and one of two Blair aides who were in the meeting.
		David Corn's obsequious tone toward Bob Woodward is a bit puzzling--well, maybe not so puzzling, professional courtesy and all--and more than a bit sickening.
		David Hare's play "Stuff Happens" is a far more credible account of these events, and he wasn't even embedded.
	www.huffingtonpost.com /david-corn/woodward-and-reality_b_18260.html (2693 words)

	MEDICAL COLLEGE, CALCUTTA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Mr David Hare, the noted philanthropist, was the Secretary and Treasurer.
		The centenary celebration was held in 1935 with the laying of the foundation stone of the Casualty Block.
		The foundation stone of the Terjubilee College building for education and research was laid on the 150th foundation day in 1984.
	indiapicks.com /stamps/Edin/EIME_1153_Medical_Calcutta.htm (552 words)

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		A brief holiday with her boyfriend in the Welsh borders brings her into contact with a kind of Englishman whose culture and beliefs are a surprise and a challenge\, both to her and to her relationship.
		David Hare's new play\, about the interconnection between our secret motives and our public politics\, seeks to illustrate how life has subtly changed for so many people in the West in the new century.
		Exiled from the serene palaces of their homeland and plunged into the deep forest of Southern India\, the passionate love of Rama and Sita is put to the test - as demons\, godesses and an army of monkeys do battle for their hearts.
	upcoming.org /calendar/v2/search_all/david?catid=4 (1733 words)

	Margaret Thatcher
		David Lawrence is heard nightly as the wacky, eclectic and highly opinionated host of The David Lawrence Show, and weekend Online Tonight, network radio talk shows that revolves around pop culture and the high-tech lifestyle.
		David Lawrence Unplugged for 12/25/2006: the premium podcast feed of The David Lawrence Show
		David Lawrence Unplugged for 12/20/2006: the premium podcast feed of The David Lawrence Show
	www.thedavidlawrenceshow.com /margaret_thatcher_005616.html (1133 words)

	Salon Brilliant Careers \| David Hare (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		He reigns over the Timbuktu Social Club, but his distinctive, bluesy sound is reaching all around the world.
		Her most recent film, "Robert Zemeckis on Drinking, Drugging and Smoking in America: The Pursuit of Happiness" premiered on Showtime in September.
		Hare apparent Is David Hare the reigning king of playwrights?
	archive.salon.com /people/bc/1999/12/07/hare/index1.html (1339 words)

	The Social Affairs Unit - Web Review: Time has proven Pravda's prophecies wrong - so, Richard D. North asks, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The two Times, the two Telegraphs, the two Mails, the two Mirrors, the two Expresses, The Guardian, The Observer and the new kids on the block, the two Independents, are all there, twenty years after the 1985 premier of Pravda, and its almost immediate revival in 1986.
		Another, very marginal, reason is that the co-writers, Howard Brenton and David Hare are - were - local boys (Chichester High School and Lancing College, respectively).
		Maybe Brenton and Hare had some romance or dream about the press which they wished was more widely shared.
	www.socialaffairsunit.org.uk /blog/archives/001110.php (1579 words)

	Points (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		A careful listener to NPR would notice a preponderance of reports on racism, sexism, and environmental destruction.
		David Fanning, executive producer of "Frontline," PBS's documentary series, responds to questions of bias by saying, "We ask hard questions to people in power.
		I think we can be confident that if a Reagan Cabinet official wrote a play about how stupid and evil liberals are – the mirror image of Reich’s play – it would not be celebrated on NPR.
	appropriations.senate.gov /hearmarkups/BoazTestimony.htm (1863 words)

	Star Power: The Life of Galileo at Studio Theatre, All's Well That Ends Well at Folger Theatre: Metro Weekly magazine: ...
		Anyone who is readily familiar with the controversial astronomer Galileo Galilei and his denounced teachings will no doubt find interest in David Hare’s compelling translation of Bertolt Brecht’s The Life of Galileo.
		Hare has cleverly adapted Brecht’s original story into an excellent translation with bright, witty dialogue and a uniquely human bend.
		The scenes are dreadfully static, the actors either under- or over-rehearsed (it’s difficult to tell with Shakespeare), and the overall stage climate is entirely lifeless.
	www.metroweekly.com /arts_entertainment/stage.php?ak=720 (1011 words)

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		For starters, a huge pile of stinking garbage from all sections of the hospital lies strewn on the main road leading from Gate 1 and can be seen and smelt by all passing by.
		The pathway, three-fourths of which is blocked by the refuse, is right behind the building (on the north side) being dedicated on Wednesday by Jyoti Basu.
		The students, who blocked the road near the college from 7 am till noon, hung burnt tyres at the college gate to prevent the staff from entering.
	www.telegraphindia.com /1001129/the_east.htm (3929 words)

	Areté Magazine. The Arts Tri-Quarterly.
		This poet had always been the wordsmith of the family while his brother was the artist.
		He described to Ted a formative crisis in his late twenties: a complete and completely inexplicable block.
		Finally, after a car accident, he fetched up in a hospital ward, quite literally having his head examined.
	www.aretemagazine.com /t_article.jsp?id=39 (736 words)

	Playbill News: PLAYBILL.COM'S THEATRE WEEK IN REVIEW, April 8-14: Good Stuff
		Peter Francis James, a dependable New York stage actor, was singled out for particular praise for his performances in the pivotal role of the Secretary of State Colin Powell, as was Gloria Reuben's inscrutable Condoleezza Rice.
		A commercial transfer would also seem to be a possibility, though the drama's large cast would represent a financial stumbling block.
		This was Festen, playwright David Eldridge and director Rufus Norris' theatrical adaptation of the dark Dogme film of the same name, in which a revelation at a festive dinner party sends a family reeling.
	www.playbill.com /news/article/99087.html (882 words)

	James Wolcott's Blog: Far from the Madding Crowd, but Not Far Enough: Wolcott's Blog: vanityfair.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		I also sympathized with Hare in his spat with then-NY Times theater critic Frank Rich, which is recapped in Hare's fascinating memoir Acting Up about his experience doing the one-man show Via Dolorosa.
		In Acting Up, Hare shares his growing realization that the sporadic barrage of coughs that greet sections of his monologue about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict have little to do with the cold or flu; coming at certain key passages in the play, they're minor bombardments of discomfort and disapproval.
		Night after night the audience would be quiet and attentive, only to break out into the 1812 overture when he reached the parts that made them defensive.
	www.vanityfair.com /politics/blogs/wolcott/2006/12/ah_well_another.html (572 words)

	New York Post Online Edition: Seven
		GEORGE Miller's "Happy Feet" may be the 10th animated film this year with talking critters - but, trust me, you're probably going to want to see the best feature-length cartoon since "The Incredibles," no matter what your age.
		IN the gripping "Stuff Happens," produced last year by the Public Theater, British playwright David Hare chronicled the march to war in...
		Today BLOCK PARTY: If your kid's block towers are the best on the, um, block, then get your Gehry on at the Kapla Block Building Day Contest.
	www.nypost.com /seven/11182006/entertainment/entertainment.htm (482 words)

	TOTAL IMPACT AND MENTAL IMAGES COLLABORATE ON NEW RENDERING SOLUTION
		At the conclusion of one such test at Tigar Hare Studios, director David Hare stated: “At Tigar Hare Studios, we have intermittent but intense rendering needs.
		When we render it can be for weeks at a time so anything that speeds up that process is welcomed.
		Also, it never crashed during the project, which speaks to the robustness of the Linux operating system as well as the briQ RenderEngine itself.” “All in all” said director Hare, “the briQ RenderEngine offers a tremendous solution for the 3D Studio Max/mental ray combination.
	lwn.net /2002/0214/pr/pr5345.php3 (578 words)

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	www.advfn.com /news_Director-PDMR-Shareholding_16823323.html (581 words)

	The Hours
		Nicole Kidman plays Woolf with a single facial expression that never changes -- a look of irritated distress normally associated with people who are suffering from constipation.
		The scene in which she overcomes writer's block to create the first sentence of Mrs.
		Dalloway is hilarious, or rather, it would be hilarious if the viewer weren't already stupefied by the movie's oppressively dreary tone.
	www.jeremysilman.com /movies_tv_va/hours.html (590 words)

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